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With temperatures warming up in Rocklin, it feels as if summertime is finally upon us. After the rain and hail we experienced during our Expo, the heat is certainly a welcome change. The Parallax team certainly loves any excuse to indulge in popsicles, a summertime favorite around here.

After the Parallax Expo and making it all the way to Washington, DC for the USA Science and Engineering Festival things have been mighty busy around the Parallax office. This week nice and calm as ...

I've had time to do two things with the prop recently... not a lot and bugger all.

The missus and I are buying a house, trying to juggle work and attending training courses at the minute so it's all go at the Nurbit household.
I will get back into programming the prop..... I just don't know when yet

I've learned some new things about the world of computing, and I started using new 3D modeling software! Hurray! I don't know if anyone still reads this, but hey, im still having fun with my propeller and might even try looking into some mixing or atari emulation. That would be cool
Anyways, who uses python? I'm new to that a little...l.

Yankee polishes kuwaiti kudos pluton gee susceptibility waffling e.g. taco

Last week the Parallax team packed up and headed to the nation’s capital to participate in the USA Science and Engineering Festival held at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. The event on April 28^th and 29^th 2012, drew over 100,000 attendees including thousands of science-minded children, educators and industry.

The Parallax booth quickly became a popular destination. Robot playpens allowed visitors to observe

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